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Glasgow, Kentucky5.0(2)

Madison-Smith earned a reputation for excellence with 30+ years of hardworking, hands-on, experience in metal fabrication, machining, and field services.

+1 270-678-1080Website
Cincinnati, Ohio3.8(6)

Large Manufacturing - Functional Assemblies - 4 & 5 Axis Machining - Magna Machine - Ohio

+1 513-851-6900Website
New Baltimore, Michigan

Advanced CNC Machining Services Provider Magnum Tool was started in 1994, as a piecework detail shop in the family garage. We expanded six years later into a 6,000sqft facility enabling us to expand our workload and machining capabilities, while still being family-owned and operated.

+1 586-716-8075Website
St Clair, Missouri5.0(1)

Offering top-notch machine repair and tool repair services by experienced professionals.

+1 573-436-3614Website
Rock Hill, South Carolina5.0(10)

Magpie Machining | Precision machine shop services for custom components in Rock Hill, SC | Call now or request a quote.

+1 803-417-6668Website

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